Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-27
NEWS NOTES.

The Los Angeles wheelmen will
have procession thie evening.
Tie wife of Rev. w. S. Young, died
last evening at her residence on Boyle
Heights.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
aggregated $i6l 1922 and were ninety
seven in number.
Frank Bartlett Post, G. A. R., will
tender reception to the lady In
spector next Friday night, at N. S. &.
w. Hall.
All Lowe was arrested by Officer
Collius, on Upper Main street, yester-
day afternoon, for violating the hitch
ing ordinance.
Charles Anderson, charged with
stealing pair OF shoes yesterday, was
released on $50 bail. His trial was set
for October 2Sth.
Officer Fowler found bay horse
corner Fort and Fourth streets yester-
day and took him to the pound, where
he awaits an owner.
Officer Bosqui found a white horse
attached to a buggy on Spring street
last night ut 12 P. NJ, and took them
to the pound, where they await the
owner.
Three Cinnamon were arrested last
night, on Los Angeles street, by Off
GERS Lehart and Godfrey, for violating
the laundry ordinance.
e. G. Burlingame deposited $25
with the Chief yesterday for his ap-
pearance before Judge Austin to-mor-
row. for violating the Fire Ordinance
at the Downey avenue bridge.
A still alarm of fire was turned in
from 81 Rosas street at noon yester-
day, but proved to be false. The de-
pilrtInent quickly responded but failed
to find any trace of fire.
Fred Andrews was arrested by
Officers Moore and Afford last night
ON a charge of vagrancy. He owns a
house of ill-fame on Alameda street
and deposited $500 for his appearance
tomorrow.
SADLY Phillips house OF lll-1ame,
on Also street, was raided by the po-
lice last night, and the mistress and
two inmates were arrested and depos-
tied $40 for their appearance in Court
to-day. :.
Thomas Smith, charged with steal
ing a SIS gold-piece from an aged man,
on Upper Main street, plead guilty
before Justice Austin yesterday, and
was ordered to appear for sentence
October 9th.
John A. Andrews was arrested in
San Bernardino, and lodged in jail
Yesterday by the United States Mar
shall, for selling liquor to Indians. He
is held in 800 bonds, to appear before
the United States Commissioner.
A party of tourists arrived in the city
yesterday and registered at the Ma
deau, consisting of Gail 3. Munsill
and wife, Marcus Munsill, John Ul-
rich and wife, Little Griswold and
Edno Webster. The party hail from
Hartford Conn, and will remain IN
the city for a few days.
George Abbott, 1G-year-old lad,
was arrested, on complaint OF his
snother, by Officer Collins, yesterday,
to be sent to the Reform School. On
his way to jail he swore at his mother
and attempted to escape from the offi-
Ger who had him in charge.
Spider Smith, an incorrigable lad OF
Ia years, was arrested last night by
Officer Fowler on Second street. His
mother complained that she could do
nothing with the boy, and on remon-
strating with him he grabbed up an
ak and threatened to kill her. She
wishes him sent to the reform school
until he is OF age.
=. A meeting of those interested in or
ganiziug a new parish OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the city of
Los Angeles, will be held at Opera
House Hall, 8 South Main street, up
stairs (next the Grand Opera House,,
on Monday, October 81, 1887, at $3.50
p. NJ, for the purpose OF first organic
ing a parish, second choosing a name,
and third electing vestry thereof.